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  1. Jeronimo
    Hi Siggi, good work. Karl
  2. Jeronimo
    Hello friends, new pictures. Karl Part 19
  3. Jeronimo
    Hallo Freunde. new pictures. Karl PART 18
  4. Jeronimo
    Hi friends. Production of the carriages and assembly of the cannons. Karl P A R T 16
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    Karl
  6. Jeronimo
    Hello Nils. Karl
  7. Jeronimo
    Hi friends, production and installation of the spare anchor. Karl Part 17
  8. Jeronimo
    Hi friends. Production and installation of the spare anchor. Karl
  9. Jeronimo
    Hi Nils. Weight of a cannon barrel here ca. 40 gr. Karl
  10. Jeronimo
    Hi Dave, Openings according to plan: 4,60 x 4,30 mm Corresponds to the original: 16,5 x 15,50 cm Stumbling was probably the slightest evil at this opening size. Regards Karl
  11. Jeronimo
    Hello Ed, just one word: "Beautiful" Karl
  12. Jeronimo
    Hello friends. Production of the cannons by the tin process. Karl P a r t 1 5
  13. Jeronimo
    Hello Gerard, many thanks for the information. Karl
  14. Jeronimo
    Production of the cannons by the tin casting process. Karl Part 15
  15. Jeronimo
    Hello. Thanks Albert and Johann No idea why the pictures are not in the right order. Question to all: Does anyone know if the "Chebece" had ballast stones? Logically, it would be because of the low draft and thus the risk of capsizing. Boudriot shows nothing in his plans. Thank you in advance. Karl
  16. Jeronimo
    Hello friends, thanks for all the nice comments and likes. Karl P a r t 14
  17. Jeronimo
    Hello Pawel, good work. Karl
  18. Jeronimo
    Hi friends, Officer's cabins furnished. Karl
  19. Jeronimo
    Hello Nils, for info: the cannons never stood on a grating, they would not have withtood the weight of the gun. Regards Karl Hello Nils, zur Info: die Kanonen standen niemals auf einer Gräting, diese das Gewicht nicht ausgehalten.
  20. Jeronimo
    Hello friends, new pictures of the Chebece. Deck planked and gratings built in. Karl Teil 12
  21. Jeronimo
    Hello, simply fantastic. Karl
  22. Jeronimo
    Hello Tiziano, very nice work and pictures. Karl
  23. Jeronimo
    Hello friends. I wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Karl Part 11
  24. Jeronimo
    Hi Johann, I don´t know, but he looks very good too. If the picture bothers you, I´ll delete it of course. Greetings Karl
  25. Jeronimo
    Hello Johann, kind regards.Karl

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